Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-05

NV Yogg. Jaiy Ezief=Glertae Day
was Observed Ia szzis city ss boiBiay b
sTeryozss, basins beng aEsFeals1 sad E.lt,-
hc taiidings and private resSie1esz syIng The
nsfiosizI ca5d<zs Tia bit csnssd sH unas.asi
nan1bx Of tie TesF4=uts % tsaYe the CITY
early far Coney Is1a1ad szd osassE safsurtaa
resorts, and every sstgoing tram and exr4r-
sian btEsf Eas ero@:iel A rssy5iuti1n Irzszei
By the bsarl q s3iaTBpea osgpls q TeeAs
ago % permit tsss discharge 81 fire e~seters.
fireworks ard Ere srEas, had t-san y=ta-si by
The mayor " ben ti1s board usei Moa1ay IA
stfoyT AIS nlste - pass The resolution over
th= mayors veto. tat il falied I,esrsts tbs
tf,sre Wzs % ilHHsEtitiaa N the fioise Rsnsliy
created b. exI4ossesss # al kinds, ana tl1e
email is5s Showed supreme DISCARD q tls
mayors veto
II United l1stsar party bsli tiseting It
u 5cioek a e. 10 tle zeais-.uv a ABs5= 10
e,-lefgzte tbs ase IIzre ga q large efvFd
pre@sast Fre,g=zsar william p Ctsrk- s4H0
prssii-d. -sld flsat the duty Il tte uit.53
Issisg Isar4E nsf8 the ann POVERTY soai+ty
~as - },riag at=sat the equality II all mn Is
d.=.lar-,i il 1ls- Bss.laraf3esa q Ilil-isRdeaaz
Tbsy ware ia f.ss n-h'- b. szil. bilt It zel15
not b bi9,s4y ssie II 7Tea1ld ~ with the
haIlos J,aa8 sesiaeRIa d---lar-i that the
lrIneIpl-z7 ezsIsseiaf4si n the Declaration q
lsdeIs-nd-Hes szefFs-d u - forgotten siaH
u hiEh I.ta=es s-re AFRAID 70 soic- lis --sfi-
uetl,- te-,l-.- i sas fsot f-og'1lar b DO sa Il
Wa the Balz-is'n Il thair IsTss 70 make tle--
ideas J-0lsilaJ azaIa- He deFiSuHoe1 Tam
inzBy ball A. tias institution from which rgst
81 the TIae aasd 1.rrtHa4o8 IN the government
fJsse-i Nos SATISFIED aIih ai4king ggesi8=nts
and szsaarers Il had tired 70 c3utrol The arms
II Christi church oHi earth
Rev. & 81 Il iHetestsr. q siiddlai9zn. y
7, SPOKE n favor ii tte ob57gas Il tise zr,ss-
Poverty s1-7ety and pad 1arm trIt,Hts 10
Dr. NeGlgIa- Etaz- nzn.= b. said tbs his
tgElsns sIH srit= sfs1vi- H.. name u Wash
ington. LiB.7oia and Grant Frank FerraH,
c7JJored and Jams 2 ArrbItzEJ sls9 spike,
and there ~as singing t.y the AMI PoFerTy
soriety chorus
Tsunauy hall a. Il u annnsl custom, ca}-
| ebrate1 the iay IA IL NlgNsm Il was the
sDciesy's nlne5v -a5nrh celebration 0f the DAY
| T'hs large hall was decorated with Bunting
and an iEslfzselsa s15lelsae vsts ss-sflt,led
tberz. Fat5s+tie airs were rerg.ierz-i bs Cap
pa Segessrh EezitJs+-nt fstnj Tn- fsrps.za-llsn
II saeh,-tgs entered tlse hall -ba-s.y after 30
o'eloek Mifh tbein nsarcbei t-os.z-r7r Firz
| Hugh LeSsf Virginia AMI tisveru5r u sisoH
9i West irz,ifls IS hen tloveEIsg- L. ara--
% deliver tfs- fra -leaz talk b. va reserved
/ nth great sTElsIss-
| He -sif that ss-lay Virginia ri4sf.i hanfs
with N-w J ORR ii tire h-arry CELEBRATION Of
the day Th-lr eitlze1. are smoking the
pipe Of te4ee taEether tn blo71 Of tbs
sons Of SeE York ami Virginia mingled On
/ she tsttl4h-lds Of tie revolution Kirginisn
and New Lsrszer IrFlz= EG--tii=r a Valley
] Forge. The -lHth slid not H-ft for C9Hfe-d-
/ erate dollar: tbeF thought they were right
and fought fgr d principe, Th- var r. over.
| the SJ1tb bszzen- The Whit,-7I gs7d
angel 81 Ieace lss4s cste ami Il tiI= stars and
strips nsssun AIS thing They Ti-an that kir-
| ,inia and Nm York ar aa equal terms 1
/ hear the vnjst II ths great sotii-r y ho Sleeps
nj Riverside SAVING thai ~ fssl, a great ara
| of pas approaching. saId Governor Lee,
| LIT Us have F@aee Virginia Is Bqa IN a cpr-
nsr sHlking. She y achieving
| prosperity ard -he FpiBs wIth all the other
ststes, north and ~suth. and SAYS. The
union one and iniFv-i-iiIe, forever Amid
tbs apTiagzs At thu nd If Governor Lees
| sTeeet the tzaHd struck 10 -The B.lnur Blue
| Flag
| GoTeTnaf Wilson Has the next speaker.
| The reconciliation tetueea the state BE- aid.
Is complete ani if there arr ssrag.iars VITO
| have nos yet Earned that the war r. over
ttey ar iusi=ezl 70 b piftad The governor
was warmly afa'lsHslei throughout hiz
/ sr7ech an al IT, CONCLUSION rrsr.-tsrs tIilruY
| Rad MANY ieftefs 81 F=s-.fst. one of which
MAS from President Cleveland, dated " ash
ir@tnu, jun = ami wa 'i- follows.
| NJ Bgss Sfa-I have received yoar Invitation
u pm sth tizs- =s-ry 81 Tam1uaBv ~ IL ninety
niurh rrsbrts1u # 5la birthday IL tiss rsIaif,lic
! WIFI thor has i-eu the greatest izol.ri...y
/ in tn annual cs..ehrarIau. hong eoBfnHei ~
! iis.- DAY IN a =1sa-;E fpunrie1 nf,0n Tafrtat4e
T-ia,ipi. 4nd dssseI f4-- trr--d Ifa-1 ~ s7rs-
,rir,,7s with fis f.FFs-iuatiou ant Fross,ion II
American ms 5ssfsaas IT z-H r. ni- thai at tins
time gispu tfa F4Ers With uiieh thi- =-.i.-fy =
affiliated - ~ targsiT charged with the rr--f-tr-
hiiity Il guiding the course 81 the government
the contemplated e14t.BT.4fl..H ~ ff.s ensuing
| 5ourfh Of July should N th- language If your
\ invitation revive with Inora than usual fervor
the ule4nDrHs winch giye significance m the day "
qiiiesef.zi sssHse ri responsibility To the i.4e
pr vfo have trusted rs, and n.H-sal If o5lI
go~s t. Political ,iufy cannot fail 70 r,=lt from
( a contemplation 81 the principles io which wa
an fi4l.e+i ans fruin sfier rri'<sfan upon the
sacrfiss-@ sisd sFiats sfiich accompanied and fol
| lowed the f<syracsssss announcement Il an inda
p.-isHi 2.sernfletlt by and fer ire people N1l
should tie. a-4s'41H pass without stranr i,pTiinc
our faith fb' 2EIfiirienCy Of the dssirihs-s upon
/ which 1tT government Is tz4zes 20 rn...f tin
/ wants 81 cur country growth ami progress as
fully tE projected infancy ami aeslki.s-ss
Thus with i remuneration Of political effort n
the maintenance ct tin constitution iu its iueg
rity and with eHv-rlad z,.t IN the def@uc,. aud
carr Of the T7ssisfits ie.ary of fire government
Transmitted hY ise fathers ai the republic. the
day will =. sci celebrated and The TanmaEy 50
| ei-fy aili MAINTAIN IA patriotic traditions
/ reT..t tt3at I shall nof r. i@- e. attend ths
e.ehraEian figf hope IT will ~ Wfssf euioysl.
and improving 8" sil sshp ar permitted to h
| present anfs 10y truly.
| GROVER CLTvKASn
Governor Hill wrote hie regrets and 81
pressed tine following View.
Ti,- TamnIany szietg hss aivav= declared ifs.-l
IN favor ri tho~s Tflneipl- agch ir- Of tho ts,si
n zsicee=sful government and or whra fouua1
/ tian cur iR-fftufions mjlsf n-,ss--arIiy remain
Fiua representation aHd equal fdZ3t,oH nave Al
way been favored t,y it. and -umpu3ry laws
IN Iusiy interfering with the ii-rtns- # orr citi
z,-ns. nav. T.4T--r faft-d 20 meet nItf ns uptrssi
iipn So Ha1Eon seeking far freedom has eve
ink..j tie cordial Sympathy arS support n yon
N'-tts@-.-. anu i-ast lt47 HiArst@A I- 41f
actively manifested than ~ support ~ tine Effort
now b-Hgz n.sti= Tor thu welfare u Ireland
| Letter. expressing regret that ether engage
nleHt5 prevented attendance. ard declarin.
sentiments appropriate to ihe occasion wef'
resolved from Secretaries Bayard and Fair
child, Gen Sherman. Senator voorhees,. Con
grpssmen Carlisle Chapman Of Michigan
Holman Of Indiana and Springer oG Illinois
Attorney General Garland, Secretary Enii
cult J Randolph Tucker, l. NJ Weston
chairman " Michigan Democratic state com
n1ittse,, J. X Deoliitle tof Wisconsin, Gen
Fitz-John Porter, Mayor Hewitt, aud man!
others
After Secretary Gilroy had finished read
iIis, the letters il was announced that slior
salks were in order William & Mayhury, q
Michigan, was the first to respond, and said h
believed IN civil service reform TO the exten
of Democrats filling the offices at the disposa
of Democratic administration. Hon, L
Compton of Maryland, who followed spok
in the same strain.